The owner wished to build a museum of his own making, where he could proudly display his extensive art collection in an exhibit that would never close.
A large sculpture made of weathered metal stands in the home’s central yard.
The Island House is set on a 1.2-acre plot of land in Nordelta, about 25 miles outside of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The Island House’s large, grassy backyard overlooks a nearby lake ringed with trees.
At 16,700 square feet, the home is a lot to behold—but the streamlined palette makes it easier to take it all in.
In between the guest suites, there are structures for storage, maintenance and a transit waiting suite, all connected with terraced landscape pockets and courtyards.
Care was taken not to disturb the existing greenery on the site.